Talk:Breezeway

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Berkely.edu - comments on a breezway designed by Gardner Dailey, with inspiration from Le Corbusier
Bob Vila makes, among other things, a breezeway.
SFHSnet.org - a photo of a breezeway
SR Log Homes.com - 'nuther photo...
From a Google search on the architectural history of breezeways:
- Boulder Colorado.gov - reference to a 1956 making of a breezeway
- Co.Jones.NC.US - remarks on local architecture; Noble House and Page House (Built 1845 and 1810, respectively) are mentioned as having breezeways.
- Georgia Encyclopedia.org - Georgian architecture; mention of houses built in the mid-to-late 1700s having breezeways

They sure are scarce... V-Man737 06:16, 3 March 2007 (UTC)Reply